Western cyclone., 1887-06-10
TO VISIT THE WILD WEST.
GROVER CLEVELAND TO SWING
AROUND TIE CIRCLE.
An Extensive Trip Mapped Ont for Him
From st. Louis to the Pacific Coast
HIS Wedding Anniversary.

WASHINGTON, June 3-President Cleve-
lands promise TO the st. Louis delegation to
visit that city in the fall will be kept, and
this visit will only be a comparatively small
feature of an extensive trip which he Las
been planning and the arrangements for
which viii be cOnsummated on his return to
Washington. Politicians have urged this
Western trip upon the President as a matter
Of policy, and Mrs. Cleveland has pursuaded
him into making it as matter Of pleasure.
The President has been embarrassed by his
slight personal knowledge OF the West, ana
has determined TO visit tho Pacific Coast and
possibly Alaska. He will leave Washington
early i'll August, and probably remain away
until October. He will travel IN a special
car at his own expense, accompanied
by members of his immediate household and
two or three Cabinet officers The principal
cities on the line of the route will be visited,
and it is the Presidents plan to go as far as
Portland, Ore. He has been told that trip
10 Alaska would be a violation of precedent
and if be cOncurs in this view Mrs. Cleve.
land will make the trip to that territory,
while the President and Col Lamont are
camping in the Yellowstone Administration
men say that such trip would have a bene-
ficial effect on the fall elections, but whatever
tlesirous of making the trip in order to graf
ify his wife's love Of travel
IT is probable that III going and coming
on this long two months journey the Presi
dent and his party viii visit Philadelphia.
Pittsburg, Chicago, ST. Paul-possbly Port,
land ard San Francisco-Omaha, St. Louis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, and other important
cities, i'll order that he may come in contact
with the people, and especially with the
working politicians.
SARANAC INN, n. Y, Juno 3.-The ami
yercary of the wedding day of the President
and Mrs. Cleveland daWned beautifully at
Sarauac Inn. When Mrs Cleveland sal
down to breakfast she fonnd a little cluster
of four-leaved clover at her place She and
the President were heartily congratulated
upon the anniversary. At 10 o'clock, after
literally smearing their faces with fly oint-
mcnt, the President, Mrs Cleveland and Dave
Cronk went off III one boat, Col. and Mrs.
Lamont and McCaHrey in another, and Dr..
and Mrs. ROssman in third, to spend the
day at Holts Pond. about three miles dis
tant. During the day the little party in
dulged in a fishing trip Mrs. Cleveland
caught her first two fishes, secured and
landed them in sportSmanlike style. The
first weighed seven pounds. The President
didn't catch any.
ST. LOUIS, ne 2-Gen. James II. Tuttle,
Department Commander g. A. r. for Iowa,
had long and exciting conference yesterday
with Gen. John W. NObl, ex-Gov. Stanard,
and others Of the local committee on g. A.
r. encampment, respecting the invitation
extended to President Cleveland to visit
ST. Louis during the eneampnent. Gen.
Tuttle bitterly denounced tho invita-
ton as scheme to boom Cleve
land for q second term, and declared that
old soldip' Of Iowa would not hesitate to in
| suit the man who had vetoed the dependent
pension bill. He said it was mistake tc
| hold tho encampment in southern town,
| where rebels would run things, and that hi:
| influence would be exorted to have the en-
campment taken away from st. Louis.